'hunger Games' Mania Begins! Plus, More Stars Leave The Office, And Teenage Daughter Pulled from Fox

The Hunger Games' early domination, FOX shelves I Hate My Teenage Daughter, and could The Office be over once and for all? I'm Alex and I've got the scoop in today's Reel TV News. Hunger Games hits theaters at midnight tonight, but the film is already breaking box office records. As of Wednesday, it already raked in over 15 million in presale tickets, according to The Hollywood Reporter, and it also cracked the top 5 biggest preselling movies of all time on Fandango, beating out Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Part 1 and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse for the #4 spot. Will you be at one of the 3,500 sold-out midnight shows? Bad news for fans of new FOX series I Hate My Teenage Daughter. The network has decidedly to pull the show from its Tuesday night comedy block immediately, replacing it with repeats of Raising Hope for time-being. No official word on whether it will be canceled just yet - optimists can hope for a summer return, but I wouldn't count on it. So far, The Office has survived the departure of Michael Scott, but more recent cast exits could mean the end for the NBC show. Executive Producer and castmate Paul Lieberstein will officially be leaving the show, likely with Rainn Wilson, to focus on the Dwight Schrute spin-off, while Mindy Kaling has her own FOX pilot in the works with Ed Helms co-starring. Would you still watch season 9 with so many stars missing, or should NBC kill it once and for all? Sound off in the comments and check back tomorrow for more TV scoop from SIdeReel.